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Attachment 2 - Termite Detection Report · MCU17/0559.05
C4 Previous termite management program
Was evidence of a possible previous termite Yes - see Notes and Details below.
management program found?
NOTE. If “Yes” provide details and the location of the possible previous termite management
program below (including the location of any ‘Termite Treatment Notice’ affixed at the
entrance to a crawl space or some other place where it was protected from damage, e.g. in
the case of a slab-on-ground construction, in an external electrical meter box).
Details: Sign in Meterbox
C5 Frequency of future inspections
Australian Standard AS 3660 recognises that regular inspections will not prevent termite attack, but
may help in the detection of termite activity. Early detection will allow remedial treatment to be
commenced sooner and damage to be minimised.
The next inspection to help detect termite 12 months
attack is recommended in:
IMPORTANT NOTE. Regular inspections will not prevent termite attack but may help in the
detection of termite activity. Early detection will allow remedial treatment to be
commenced sooner and damage to be minimised.
Conditions conducive to termite attack
Evidence of noticeable building deficiencies or environmental factors that may contribute to the
presence of termites:
C6 Lack of adequate subfloor ventilation
Was evidence of a lack of adequate No
ventilation found?
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